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There were mixed results for the Clooney/Quin Junior hurling sides as they both played Inagh/Kilnamona in the County Championships.
On Saturday, the Junior A side went down to a strong Combo outfit on a 3-12 to 0-8 scoreline. 
On Sunday, the Junior B side turned in a fine performance and scored a merited victory over the Inagh/Kilnamona lads on a 1-12 to 1-8 scoreline.
The Clooney/Quin Junior B team finished their League campaign with a narrow defeat  to the local team at Kilkishen on Saturday evening last.
Despite fielding without some regulars the Clooney/Quin lads fought back from the concession of two quick goals from a lively Mills team to trail by 2.4 to 0.6 at half time. Clooney/Quin played some fine patches of hurling during the secon period ably led by Aiden Daffy,Niall McMahon, Martin McInerney, Donal Conheady and the experienced Francis Browne. Entering injury time Clooney/Quin led by that most feared of leads, 2 points when referee Flan O'Reilly awarded a free to the local team meters from the side line. Clooney/Quin failed to clear their lines with the ball being diverted pass gaolkeeper Shane Smith for a fortuitous win. Final score - O'Callaghans Mills 3.04 Clooney/Quin 0.12.
Others to have their moments during the game were Barry Corbett. Danny McLean and Donal McNamara.
Board Accept Re-Grading of Intermediate Hurlers
At Tuesday evenings County Board Meeting,  Clooney-Quins request that our 2nd team be regraded to Junior "A" Championship status for 2011
was accepted by the Delegates.
In a letter from  Club Secretary, Michael McNamara, the Meeting heard that our Intermediate panel from 2010 has been badly hit due to the
Immigration of a number of prominent hurlers, along with long-term injuries to some key players.
As a result, the Clubs 2nd team were subsequently drawn in Group 2 of the Junior "A" Championship along with Whitegate, Inagh-Kilnamona, St. Josephs, Doora/Barefield
and Newmarket.
In Round 1, the opposition will be Whitegate, followed by Inagh-Kilnamona in Round 2, a Bye in Round 3, St. Josephs, Doora/Barefield in Round 4 and Newmarket in Round 5.
and Newmarket.
At Tuesday evenings County Board Meeting,  Clooney-Quins request that our 2nd team be regraded to Junior "A" Championship status for 2011was accepted by the Delegates. 
In a letter from  Club Secretary, Michael McNamara, the Meeting heard that our Intermediate panel from 2010 has been badly hit due to the Immigration of a number of prominent hurlers, along with long-term injuries to some key players.
As a result, the Clubs 2nd team were subsequently drawn in Group 2 of the Junior "A" Championship along with Whitegate, Inagh-Kilnamona, St. Josephs, Doora/Barefield and Newmarket.
In Round 1, the opposition will be Whitegate, followed by Inagh-Kilnamona in Round 2, a Bye in Round 3, St. Josephs, Doora/Barefield in Round 4 and Newmarket in Round 5.
The Junior "A" Hurlers take on St. Josephs in a vital Relegation Play-Off match this Frdiay night October 23rd under lights in Gurteen. The game has an 8PM throw-in. 
The Junior "A" hurlers take on Corofin in a vital match in Round 5 of the County Championship on Saturday. Only a win will be good enough to keep the Clooney/Quin lads in the Competition. The game is on in Crusheen with a 2PM start.